Houston Informer

Saturday, May 23, 1925

Houston, Texas

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BEGINNING OUR SEVENTH NEWSPAPER YEAR ```markdown ``` True, we are living in a day of stranger trust. We are living in a city where it comes to giving colored citizens a rough, tortured, and canonized those who serve in our army and bratilites upon our people, should be treated with respect and honour, is still the determining and important factor in the status and roles we are involved in. We have cooled education may be no abbreviated name, neither a taxpayer (of the district) nor the race's cause one whistle. Since the chief has exemplified such forgiving spirit in resisting the fourness, humble and repentant, our office in Lowe's miniaturism and incarnation has been able to know his present and future attitude to moving their hats when at the police station. However, we are doubtful and fearful that we will have the desired effect of imposition in department not in putting to to and from bratilites. Humankind and bratilites have been by the police officers with reprimanda meted out to attacking them. Down the line, and the chief reprimanda meted out to attacking them. In his high reattentions in the office, a group of citizens, will be reprimanded for the unequance of police brutality upon cooled police hats and curious and anxious to know what attitude the police have practiced practically be rewarded for mistreatment the colored citizen has been given the colored citizen has been given the time of his arrest, with a 100 fine and It looks to us like there is something radically wrong and fundamental in the case. (Heavenly (1) Houston, "and we don't mean mayhem" indomitable will now lead in prayer!) ANOTHER BUS ARREST. Other member of the Houston for alleged "the Jim-crow" statue, in possession of the "Jim-crow" in one of these buses operated by the Coast Guard. Phones the second arrest of colored attempting to ride in one of the ground like dumbbells, very little if any, in another and direct us as citizens and tax- WE we discussed at length the suggested court action to Madam MADAMI, the suspect court action to the barrers and little business company, plied and abetted, apportioned and be by with such a high-handedness as a principle, far-reaching and we are recount to our duty, and we discrimination, outrages to go unheeded and unchallenged citizens are good enough to face with nothing separating Faery and opposition to colored The Court busies us of the Houston Witness as the state legislature or at Roe C. C. and super-local authority Grower, the company company Our Boss is the judge in Houston and we hope to ride to inland THE HOUSTON INFORMER The first issue of The Houston Informer came from the press under date of May 24, 1919, which was six years ago almost to a day; and when this paper set sail upon the sea of journalism its premature and untimely death was not only prophesied and predicted by the wise-acres, know-walls and knockers, but many of these ebony-hued, pusillanimous pasyfooters and spineless, conniving, envious and "jackassical" bipeds immediately laid insidious and infernal plans to put The Informer out of business; and to accomplish the desired ends these cowardly and cringing enemies and evildoers sought to enlist the assistance and co-operation of the whites to "kill The Informer and run Richardson out of town." However, after six years battling and fighting for what we conceive to be right, The Informer is still in existence and its editor is still in town; while the paper begins its seventy year under very favorable and auspicious circumstances. The space of six years is not a long period of time, speaking in terms of years; but when it is recalled the many ups and downs this paper has experienced, during most of those six years, the fact that its barque still sailed upon the journey of the Negroes to incite the Negroes to riot against the whites, etc. This game, originally suggested to a Harris County grand jury in 1919 by a publisher of another colored "weakly" newspaper, was played with varying for a number of years—at least until some local advertisers and merchants awoke and discovered the underhand and cut-throat back of these periodic and well-nigh constant boycots. TWO COLORED HEROES AWARDED CARNEGIE MEDALS FOR BRAVERY; SAVED WHITE LABORERS' LIVES (By the Associated Negro Press.) Pittsburgh, Pa.—Robert J. Royal, Uniontown, W. P. Cagle, Baltimore, Md., were among those inch award of Carnegie Hero Medals. They both reef from danger. Royal is a miner. He rescued Albert E. Roby f a mine. While Roby and Royal were clearing which had been blocked by falls, a large chunck striking Royal on the back, temporarily paralyzed also falling on Roby, breaking his legs and pungre. Royal crawled fourteen feet to a poi which had been protected by timbering. Upon and learning that he was injured and unable crawled to Roby, using his arms and dragging raised the chunk off Roby with considerable effort using his left elbow and forearms as braces, from under it. Small pieces of slate fell, but the ther cave-in. Roby and Royal then crawled to his car, where Cagle lowered himself in the body the car two thousand feet for help. He was disabled and Roby nine months from their injuries. William W. Cagle, a caulker, rescued Roy C. gas company foreman, from suffocation in Janua Binbrink entered a manhole six feet deep and alm was overcome by illuminating gas, which was a poison. Cagle lowered himself in the body brink, enabling him to get to the top and grasp him out. Cagle, feeling the gas affecting him, hands, and several men at the top reached into the him out. Pittsburgh, Pa.—Robert J. Royal, Uniontown, Pa., and William W. Cagle, Baltimore, Md., were among those included in the latest award of Carnegie Hero Medals. They both rescued white men from danger. Royal is a miner. He rescued Albert E. Royal from a cave-in in a mine. While Roby and Royal were clearing a mine entry, which had been blocked by falls, a large chunk of slate fall, striking Royal on the back, temporarily paralyzing his legs, and also falling on Roby, breaking his legs and pinning him to the ground. Royal crawled fourteen feet to a point in the entry which had been protected by timbering. Upon calling to Roby and learning that he was injured and unable to move, Royal crawled to Roby, using his arms and dragging his legs. He raised the chunk off Roby with considerable effort and held it up, using his left elbow and forearms as braces, while Roby moved the chunk down to the ground. Small pieces of shell were found near their cave-in. Roby and Royal then crawled to safety, and Royal dragged himself into a mine car and drove a horse hitched to the car two thousand feet for help. He was disabled seven months and Roby nine months from their injuries. Roby was rescued by Royal C. Binbrink, white gas company fortnightmen from suffron in this year. Binbrink entered a manhole six feet deep and almost immediately was overcome by illuminating gas, which was leaking from a broken main. Cagle lowered himself into the hole and lifted Binbrink, enabling him to get to the top and grasp his arm and pull him out. Cagle, feeling the gas affecting him, then raised his hand and several men at the top reached into the hole and drew him out. It is also up to the colored citizens to act, for the more immune and outrages we take and submit to, the more will be helped upon us and ours. al, Uniontown, Pa., and William among those included in the lattes. They both rescued white men. Albert E. Roby from a cave-in in real were clearing a mine entry, ils, a large chunk of slate fell, parally paralyzing his legs, and his legs and pinning him to the in feet to a point in the entryembering. Upon calling to Roby reable and unable to move. Royal ms and dragging his legs. He considerable effort and held it up, as braces, while Roby moved slate fell, but there was no forren crawled to safety, and Royal and drove a horse hitched to He, was seven months in the rescued Roby C. Binbrink, white, location in January of this year, feet deep and almost immediately gas, which was leaking from a aself into the hole and lifted Bintop and grasp his arm and pull a affecting him, then raised his up reached into the hole and drew FORMAL OPENING ANDREWS' STORE; PLACE RE-NEWED FORMAL OPENING ANDREWS' STORE; PLACE RE-NEWED DALLAS UNDERTAK Woll Stalk, Dallas, or the People understaking the last seven days in the day of Mr. and Mrs. T. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 False rumors galore were circulated throughout the community and state concerning The Informer and its editor; yet very few, if any, of the rumor-mongers, particularly those of other races, had ever seen or read a copy of the book they were trying to consign to perdition and profound night. What did The Informer say or do during those years to make it a despised and rejected publication? Why did a clique of Sengambians try to put the paper and its editor "in bad" with "de white folks?" This paper has never engaged in mud-slinging, airing out the domestic affairs of our people nor in personal attacks upon individuals with whom the editor disagreed. The Informer has pitched its battle along the high plane of the democratic movement, a democracy that is still-embracing and for an Americanism that knows neither color, creed nor race. Public sentiment in this community has undergone an almost complete metamorphosis, due largely to the editorial contents of The Informer; while the presentation of the race's cause at the bar of public opinion has been instrumentally changed, the several instances, with a favorable verdict here and there. The Informer has simply been a voice crying in the wilderness of oppression and repression, "Abolish the double standard of citizenship in this country and section (one for white citizens and another for colored people); make the crooked paths straight; dethrone Judge Lynch's court, with the judge's authority to impose legal discrimination, jim-j Crowmind" and kindled his invoices and institute the Golden Rule in men's and race's dealings with each other, and let us all labor together in one common cause for the peace, progress and perpetuity of the republic. While discussing these issues and matters from various angles throughout these six years, the main tenor of our theme was the need to consign the public to perdition and profound night. The Informer, in merely reciting some of its trying and vexing ordures during these six years, holds no spleen in its MAMMOTH CROWD APPLAUDED FETE AT PARK TUESDAY RACE STUDENT AT AMHERST WINNER OF SCHOLARSHIP RACE STUDENT AT AMHERST WINNER OF SCHOLARSHIP Mercer Cook, Son of Will Marion Cook, Entitled to Attend the Son-varie in Paris, France. "Washington," D'C. M.-Mr. Mercer Cook, son of Will Marion Cook of New York, and who will graduate from Anderson University just won the Simpson Fellowship of $1,500, which entitles him to attend the Sowars in Paris, France, where he will seek a doctorate degree. He made PhD Beta Kappa two weeks ago. He recently won an anatomical prize of $50 and is enriched in the big anatomical context won in the soon comes New York City—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, $8 Fifth Avenue, has received and made public a letter from colored citizens of Boley, Oklahoa, a town in the southeastern United States, in a local white paper to the effect that colored people had warned white men to stay out of the town after dark. The news item, which the colored people object to, stated that there was a plan to force colored people to inscribe, "White Man, Don't Let The Sun Set On You." The colored people objected to their registration, judging the case they have taken to court involving dancers in their registration. The case even raised the question, ever that such a sign warning them away, is in the neighboring town of Fort Wayne. DENTISTS RENDERED EXCELLENT PROGRAM Without trying to cover too much territory, we venture the assertion that no city in America has a group of dentists who can render such a program as the one executed at Mount Vernon M. E. Clark, and Burnett, Monday night. Not only did these dentists deliver helpful and practical lectures regarding the importance of oral health, but their musical selections were exceptionally good and the audience enjoyed a rare musical treat; to respond to encores, Dr. R. O. Roest, who was called upon to short health talks in the absence of a medical professional, proved himself more than equal to the emergency and imparted some timely information to his auditors. Excepting the talks by Dr. R. O. Roest, the entire program was rendered by the local dentists; and it was indeed a program designed, enlightenment and entertainment. STYLE SHOW-FROLIC BRILLIANT AFFAIR The style show and frolic given at the Odd Fellows Temple last wednesday of the W. Y. C. A. Coopersmith Club of the Y. W. C. A. event of its kind ever staged in this city by our people. Popular youngsters appeared in the show, disporting themselves in the latest styles from the large and appreciative audience that witnessed the show. After auditorium all required to drill room. A fitting climax was added to the evening's program with refreshments. journalistic heart against any of these malefactors and evil-doers; for the law of retribution has taken care of some of them, and this same unyielding, inexorable and immutable statute will hardly overlook the remainder of that group. This paper also realizes that no newspaper, which has a real editorial policy, can expect to receive popular approval at all times, as it relates to its editorial utterances; but because men differ and disagree with certain editors in or the policy of a publication, is no sane, reasonable or rational why they should seek to destroy the paper and villify, malign, misrepresent and plan against the physical life of the editor. Locally, The Informer has contended for better schools for colored children; for better living conditions in exclusive colored residential sections; for the abolition of brutality upon prisoners and citizens by local police officers; for a program of inter-racial goodwill and amity; for more recognition and consideration from the city officials; for the recognition of the need for an united effort to put over some worth while program for our group and community, to cease our internal bickering and lay aside all weights that hinder and impede us in running the race successfully to the goal. The Informer offers no apologies for its past policy, and looks forward to the future with faith, confidence and optimism; for "nothing is settled until it is settled right." We have guarantees if we closed this article without expressing our deep concern for the safety of thousands of readers and subscribers who have stood by the ship in both fair and stormy weather, as well as local and foreign advertisers who have employed advertising space in The Informer during these six years. With your continued support, assistance and material encouragement, as well as moral, we hope to build The Informer into a national leader, as close to a case to be sectional—The South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper assumes national import, not only in its editors as obtains at present, but in circulation and influence. We thank you one and all! Selah! WILEY COLLEGE WILL CLOSE NEXT MONTH Marshell, Texas.—Closing exercises of the fifty-third commencement of the Wesleyan College, May 29, and extend through to Wednesday morning, June 5. In keep-ing the tradition of leading institutions, the baccalaureate sermon will be preached by President Dogan. Monday, June 5, p.m. at Garland Penn, at which time Garland Penn, special representative of the board of education in charge of the college, will lay before the alumni, ex-students and friends of Wiley the plan and purpose of the college. Of course, services will be inaugurated at an early date. Out of reservation, approved services by Dr. Dogan as president of Wiley College for the past thirty years, during which the college will impartatively insignificant institution to a college of the first rank, the board of directors, new girls' dormitory Dogan Hall. U. B. F. GRAND LODGE TO MEET HERE JULY Houston will be host to the U. B. F. and S. M. F. of Texas, when the $9th day of July will be observed. The grand temple will be held in this city on the 10th day of July, and joint worship of all local U. B. F. and T.'s at Trinity M. E. Church. Travis will be the principal for the local materialment of the grand session. A short program will be presented in the evening. PRICE: 5 CENTS OF these malefactors and evil in his taken care of some of ingeasable and immunifiable the remainder of that group, no newspaper, which has a to receive popular approval editorial utterances; but be with certain editorials in or sane, reasonable or rational destroy the paper and villify against the physical life of contended for better schools er living conditions in exctions; for the abolition of city by local police officers; goodwill and amity; for more from the city officials; races, racially speaking, in one word while program. An one our internal bickering and anger and impede us in running al.ologies for its past policy, and with faith, confidence and opuntil it is settled right." Closed this article without exeercises, and the carriers who have stood by the weather, as well as local and employed advertising space in years, assistance and material aml. we hope to build The insistence of cease to be section-Newsly newspaper," but will in its editorials as obtains and influence. Selah! Race Doctor and Lover Beaten No cause for the assault upon the co-worker doctor and the young woman is given access to the local whites of the doctors new car and new home. BUILDING NEW HOME IN COLLEGE COURT Mr. and Mrs. Abra Grabhammer, who are building the first home in the Court. Houston restricted color homes. Their home to be completed and ready for occupancy by June 1. Though both homes will be completed, an invitation to friends and others, who might be interested in co-working, will be extended to high-class sites, to visit the addition and impact their home new hearing completion at Grove and West Gray. NEW ORLEANS NEWS ON PAGE 5 THE HOTIGTON INEREMER CATURDAY. MAY 22 109% sourre’s CRREATEST a . PROVEN WAY i, TO STOP FALLING 4 HAIR and DANDRUFF by =, Dandruff, falling hair, itching scalp f \ and baldness are enemies to scalp Bad health and the growth of long, E H Tustrous hair. Scientists admit RS \ A they are germ’ diseases and to RB secfeure them the germ must surel ROT ifion destroses. ss * ‘Ther's no longer resto germ life, that they attack fee having poor, unhealthy only diseased Usnues: tend feeipe end Gull lifeless toleep the sglp fre from Sie’ te bea been proves dandrd! and’ itch, allay that MADAM C.J. WALK: falling hulry_envich ‘the ER'S WONDERFUL HAIR scalp, stimulate growth PREPARATIONS ere dle tnd make fr long Nuwtrous teetly opposed to harmful har —— USE MADAM C.J. WALKERS 44 DREPARATI NS AG 1 TIONS / (8 : WORLD RENOWNED” “ne QS Pigg tn 2 tates EBS seminars reat (SRR Hf _ Beaty Mtr Myce EAT 0p Phe Preston 3783 Sudden Service | Wabash Tailoring & Cleaning Co. . 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H. MAXSON, President ng Marshall, Texas ‘ill For Your Vacation Trip’ | SET erry ise $31.50, = aes Tan | Brew trunk... SUT. Beats ie. $12, Delivered og Pe eA Hat dues, Sut Cane i aoe SIGEL’S LOAN OFFIC 418 Travis St. ——-—==—_Phome Preston 2640) MR. ADVERTISER: A city that Is set upon a hill can not by hid. wise is this true of advertisements inserted in paper Tull of ‘pep and ginger. Ir you do not warit the people to wee your do not insert it in THE HOUSTON INFORMER than af ofher sce ja sont ‘more people than any daily newspaper in the ‘There is hardly a home in this community paper does not go. Men, women and éhildren grab it like’ a eandy, thereby proving conclusively that it la THE PEOPLE'S PAPER Valet The Safety Razoal AutoStrop “ron No Profit in Lost ‘The goverment does Bet reales ‘any root ‘leh i tat even 17 Ht dona The eoney fs | the treaiy valle tng. paper carency a8 ealean ret Dasa och A tak Soney alge be taken i serve and, no acta path wo derived No Fingerprints = “sqtety rat" remarked the Live son as be dounedrabbet to raid the Jam closets tan Se nese No Fingerprints PRO-ALLY GR-12-4 AGGRAVATING PAPA IS THIS BESS'S ROOM P? SURB THAT'S NOT ROOM! Pythian Bath House and Sanitarium MEN'S HIGH Q If you contemplate bib the Lightning Shoe Re MEN'S HIGH QUALITY SHOES OF STANDARD MAKE If you contemplate buying yourself a new pair of shoes, remember the Lightning Shoe Repair Shop is selling high quality shoes at a very low price. The latest in men's footwear at the most reasonable prices WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST THE LIGHTNING SHOE REPAIR SHOP 417 MILAM ST. PHONE PRESTON 5373 Phone Preston 2180 Res. Preston 9729, Preston 8115 DANIELS & PHILLIPS EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1010 San Felipe Street Houston, Texas THE STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. FOR COLORED PEOPLE Newly Built—Modernly Equipped—Capacity 100 Baths Daily—Best Service—Courtous Treatment—Rhumatism, Malaria, Skin Diseases, Stomach Tragic—Largest Bathing Institution in the State for Colored People. MARLIN, TEXAS Phone Preston 5230 Open Day and Night HAMMOND UNDERTAKING CO. A. J. HAMMOND, Manager Knights of Pythias of N. A., S.A., E., A., A. and A. (Operating Under Supervision of U. S. Government) 415½ Malvern Avenue Hot Springs Nat. Park, Ark. Hot Radio-Active Water Furnished by the Government For All Baths. Sanitarium has 10 Rooms, Diet and Operating Rooms Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone, Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Room. Rates $1 to $3 per day BATH RATES: 21 Baths . . $13.00—10 Baths . . $6.50 21 Baths to Pythians and Calantheans, $8.50 Furnished by the Government 10 Rooms, Diet and Operating Rooms phone, Hot and Cold Running rates $1 to $3 per day RATES: 10 Baths . . . $6.50 and Calantheans, $8.50 ************************** Hot Radio-Active Water Furnished by the Government For All Baths. Sanditurum has 10 Rooms, Dial and Operating Rooms Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone, Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Room. Rates $1 to $3 per day BATH RATES: 21 Baths . . . $13.00-10 Baths . . . $6.50 21 Baths to Pythians and Calantheans. $8.50 HARMON'S DRY GOODS STORE Can satisfy all your wants in the Dry Goods Line. A full line Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage is lifted. J. H. HARMON, Prop. 423 JAN FELIPE ST. PHONE PRESTON 29 DR. O. L. LATTIMORE, Dental Surgeon AT 409 1-2 MILAM All Classes of Dental Work Neatly Don Bridge Work a Specialty. HOURS 9 TO 12, 2 TO 5 Sundays by Appointment Phones Office Preston 1469 Residence Capitol the Dry Goods Line. A full line of 8 on hand. Your patronage so- ORMON, Prop. PHONE PRESTON 2021 ORE, Dental Surgeon -2 MILAM Real Work Neatly Done a Specialty. D 12, 2 TO 5 Appointment Residence Capitol 89 Can entify all your wants in the Dry Goods Jime. A full line of Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage collected. DR. O. L. LATTIMORE, Dental Surgeon All Classes of Dental Work Neatly Done Bridge Work a Specialty. HOURS 9 TO 12, 2 TO 5 MARY E. 1018 SCH'WARTZ ST., HOUSTON, TEXAS Motto: Service, Courtesy, Reliance and Promptness. Dr. C. A. George, D. D. C. respa: 9 m. 8 p. m. DR. C. A. GEORGE DENTIST For High Class Dental Services PHONE: 308-728-1111 MAIL: STREET ```markdown ``` regular $50.00宴 set $3.00 an hour for a time? If so, write line at my wonderful new pro- posal write your name and ad- dress card and mail to Dept. 306, Card. 853 West Adams St. A Polite Hint A notice displayed in a New York restaurant—Do not look upon our address when we are there; they are not to be taken after meal. Phones: Office P. 2110. Res. C. 511 DR. T. M. SHADOWEN Physician and Surgeon Residency 381 Liberty Avenue Oklahoma City, OK HOUSTON, TEXAS THE MUSEUM OF THE ARTS THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 I KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO DO IN THAT LITTLE APT. THERE'S NOTHING TO PREVENT YOU FROM MEETING ME! All Furniture for the New OddFellows Temple HOUSTON STEEL FURNITURE CO. First and third Mondays: 4 openings, 2 afternoons and 2 nights; first and third Wednesdays: 1 afternoon and 2 nights; first and third Tuesdays: 1 opening, 2 afternoons and 2 nights; second and fourth Tuesdays: 3 openings, 1 afternoon and 2 nights; first and fourth Wednesdays: 1 afternoon opening; second and fourth Wednesdays: 1 night opening; first and third Thursdays: 1 night opening; first and third Fridays: 2 afternoon opening; second and fourth Fridays: 2 afternoon opening; according to revised rental schedule, the monthly rental for afternoon CANT MEET ME!!'I I KNOW BLOOMIN'WELL YOU CAN IF YOU WANT TO- HOW DARE YOU TELL ME YOU CAN'T!! S-W-E-E AD-O-LINE MEN'S HIGH QUALITY SHOES OF STANDARD MAKE If you contemplate buying yourself a new pair of shoes, remember the Lightning Shoe Repair Shop is selling high quality shoes at a very low price. THE LIGHTNING SHOE REPAIR SHOP 417 MILAM ST. PHONE PRESTON 5373 Phone Preston 2180 Res. Preston 9729, Preston 8115 DANIELS & PHILLIPS EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1010 San Felipe Street Houston, Texas THE STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. FOR COLORED PEOPLE Newly Built—Modernly Equipped—Capacity 100 Baths Daily—Best Service—Courteous Treatment—Rheumatism, Malaria, Skin Disease, Stomach Tragble—Largest Bathing Institution in the State for Colored People. MARLIN, TEXAS PETER H. Embalmer and Funeral Directors Motorized Funeral Equipment Dr. C. A. George, D. D. C. Res. Phone Had. 3556 nropos: 9 w. 8 p. m. DO YOUR STUMP, NOW FIDO! MY- AD-OYING Was Furnished by Us. Ask Them if They Are Sat- rilled SCHOOL, CHURCH and LODGE HEATING Write us on blog and prices. We are glad to submit bide and samples. We give term. 1112 Preston Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS NEW ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE Two business sites, 502 and 503 Louisiana Street; preferable for beauty parlor and store, respectively. Fair room and store, respectively. Hot room and cold water, steam heat. Lodge Rooms. The following days and nights are open for local lodges that desire to stay in second and third floor: NO! ONLY MY HUSBAND CAUSE I GUESS YOUVE GOT THE WRONG NUMBER! THORNTON PARKER FIDO IS NOW SEREMA- ING THE YOUNG- MEN HERE IS EVIDENCE OF THE FACT WELL, WHAT IF THE MACK DIDN'T YOU TELL US SHE MADE DOOM? I TOLD YOU AT FIRST- I DON'T WANT TO GO! AND TRAT REM HORACE IN A FELL A FELLOW IN A LION IN A TROT CROOK WAS IN THERE WHY YOU SHOULD BUY A LOT IN College Court - It'S Sensibly Restricted - The Prices Are Right - The Payments Are Easy - No Interest or Taxes for 2 Years - It'S Wonderfully Located - It Has Beautiful Shade Trees Right in the path of pro- you invest will automatise of the millions of dollars to class homes and improve such white additions as a Country Club Estates, Sh Glendower Court, Lewisda close enough to College C of this splendid Home Add S. MINC 408 Union National Bank HOUSTON Right in the path of progress—where every dollar you invest will automatically show a profit—because if the millions of dollars that are being spent for high class homes and improvements nearby—for example, each white additions an Cherryhurst, Winlow Place, Country Club Estates, Shepherd Crest, Hill Crest,lendow Court, Lewisdale, Hyde Park and others are close enough to College Court to assure the character of this splendid Home Addition. S. MINCHEN, Agt. 08 Union National Bank Phone Preston 160 HOUSTON/TEXAS Right in the path of progress—where every dollar you invest will automatically show a profit—because of the millions of dollars that are being spent for high class homes and improvements nearby—for example, such white additions as Cherryhurst, Winlow Place, Country Club Estates, Shepherd Crest, Hill Crest, Glendower Court, Lewisdale, Hyde Park and others are close enough to College Court to assure the character of this splendid Home Addition. S. MINCHEN, Agt. 408 Union National Bank Phone Preston 1601 HOUSTON/TEXAS LADIES! LADIES! Are you using the MAGN PRESSING OIL? If not, "Ev Agents wanted to sell Mag ment, Perfumes and Toilet A MAGNOLIA I 801 West Ninth Ave. Office Phone Capitol 1490; 021-455-1200 M at 12:00 M Are you using the MAGNOLIA HAIR GROWER and PRESSING OIL? If not, "Eventually," so why not now? Agents wanted to sell Magnolia line of Soap, Hair Treat- ent, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. MAGNOLIA PERFUME CO. 01 West Ninth Ave. Houston, Tex Office Phone Capitol 1489; Res. Phone Capitol 1162W Home: 0 A.M. to 12:00 M. 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Are you using the MAGNOLIA Hair GROWER and PRESSING OIL? If not, "Eventually," so why not now? Agents wanted to sell Magnolia line of Soaps, Hair Treatment, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. —Every Lot Is Terraced —Streets Are Shelled —It Has Cement Sidewalks —The Values Will Increase —There’s No Other Colored Addition Like It. JUST A FEW SPECIALS! 3 Gold Dust 1 Gold Dust Scouring Powder 1 Gold Dust Scouring Powder (small) 1 cake Fairy Soap All for 25c 1 3-lb. can R. H. Coffee $1.45 1 1-lb. can R. H. Coffee FREE "The House of a Thousand Favors" R.T. ANDREWS 408 MILAM GROCER P. 7061 LEWIS BLUMRICH CO.—905-907 CONGRESS AVE. SENSATIONAL SALE NEW SUMMER HATS $10, $12.50 AND $15 PATTERN HATS A wonderful group of high grade PATTERN HATS long and high Mostly large shawls At so much in demand. At so much in demand. At so much in demand. If you want a few items if you want a low price, here's your place at high as $15.00 in this sale at only ... $5 AND $6 VALUES TRIMMED HATS Hats in the newest styles, trimming and maturing. Hats with large, small Hats with large, small straw, straw and creeps combination. Fitted and flatter. Fashion, fancy feature, plims, ribs, beading in the most summer colors. Choles at Rayon Silk Hose $1.00 values Special pair RAYON SILK HOSE Lay in as well as wear as we list Pure Silk Silk color, white and white all colors. A pair, 60c, or 2 pairs, $100. The Greatest Values in Silk Dresses Ever Seen in Houston $17.50, $20.00 AND $22.50 VALUES SILK DRESSES The Materials ANY PRINTED GREPEES STIPPED GREPEES FLAT CREPES GREPEES GEORGETTES CREPEES ELIZABETH SILK FAILELS WHITE GRADUATION CANTONS $13 75 In Many Colors LIP STICK BLONDE NEW BLUES NAVY BLACK RUIT AQUAINE DEER TAN GREY WOOD HARVEST TIGER EYE NEW SILK DRESSES $10, $12 AND $15 VALUES MATERIALS 10 in a lotter Canton crepe, sport mixtures, regina crepe, antio, flat crepe, a many crepe STYLES Emerald-band, blue, straight, blonde, cocoa, blonde, cocoa, pony in black and white Dresses for every occasion and to suit every need—all new and correct in style. Party Dresses, Street Dresses, Traveling Dresses, Dresses for Vacation Wear, Skies to fit every mile or woman. SPECIAL NOTICE We hired special room for our Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Departments and have decided to close out House Furnishings and Men's wear. We are not making any changes in these two lines will be corrected at the new price we are making. WHERE THERET MEETS QUALITY LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO. BOSTON CONGRESS AVE City Happenings Steve Fennen, 1214 Howard, who underwent a serious operation on his eye last Thursday, is improving. The doctor gives satisfaction to give satisfaction. Pres. 2935, Mira Halle Bruz, 1601 Gregg. FOR RENT-5 room house at 2211 Staples Street, North Side, Ring Hated. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cheney, 2715 Shepherd, are the proud parents of a daughter, who arrived on the scene. Mrs. T. A. Moore, Gildings, is visiting her daughters, Mme. J. D. Cheney and Mrs. J. D. Cheney, Shepherd and 615 Center respectively. Prof. A. S. Terrell, Anderson, brother of Prof. I. M. Terrell, closed his school to the city under treatment of Dr. H. E. Larson. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. P. Lewis, influential citizens of Muskegon, Oklahoma, on en route to New York, stopped over its city this week. "Don't fail to see 'The Spirit of the City,'" Beth Paley, Baptist Church Thursday night, kept both the date, place and occasion in mind—nur'd curd. She designed all of her descriptions; for any and all occasions. Just tell us and we'll do the rest. Give us a glimpse of the Olive street; Phone Frances 18544. (1) P. L. Jones and G. H. Murchison, Galveston, were here Tuesday night. Galveston was the city's Taylor church club to sing in the Island City on June 16th. Richmond, accompanied by her little place, spent Tuesday in the city, witnessing the Mayfest. To get hair; guaranteed; my work speaks for itself. Star Hair THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 Photo by ADAM 1920-1921 Open for Inspection 10 NEW HOMES Beautiful Granlin Grove SMALL CASH PAYMENTS-BALANCE LIKE RENT THE JECKER LAND CO. 310 Glidden Building 910 Capitol Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS Phone Preston 4985 Field Office Phone Hadley 6805 Grower and Products; also ladies' ready-to-wear. Madison A. Z. Daniel, 3304 Farmer St, Preston 9235. Farmer must wear dresses when make $8 per day introducing dress goods; no experience required. Samples furnished. Bluebird Supply House, 828 Broadway, New York City. J. H. Riddle, Denison, secretary of the endowment-burial departments of Texas Odd Pellows and Ruth, was here this week on business. Dr. H. E. Lee, who was orator of the day at the service at Austin Sunday, May 17, also delivered the address to the graduating class of the Nurses Training College, New College, Thursday evening, May 21. RICHA Restrict SEWER, SHELLEY EIGHT-IN CLOSE A FEW LOTS R LOCATION RICHARDSON RICHARDSON ADDITION Restricted To C SEWER, LIGHTS, SIDE SHELLED STREETS EIGHT-INCH WATER L CLOSE TO CAR LINE A FEW LOTS REMAIN—AND PR LOCATION: STEVENS AN TAKE NORTH SIDE Restricted To Colored People SEWER, LIGHTS, SIDEWALKS SHELLED STREETS EIGHT-INCH WATER LINE ALREADY IN CLOSE TO CAR LINE A FEW LOTS REMAIN—AND PRICES WILL BE ADVANCED LOCATION: STEVENS AND MORRIS STREETS TAKE NORTH SIDE STREET CAR F. M. LUCORE Owners T. T. PLAYER 615 SAN JACINTH REP SAN JACINTO REPRESENTATIVE C WATCH THIS SPACE GROW WATCH THIS SPACE GROW DR. RUPERT O. ROETT PHYSICIAN and BURGEON 462 Old Fellows Temple Phones: Office P: 2217, Res. P: 6819 Residence: 410 Robin BL. RDSON AD 5TH WARD Red To Colored LIGHTS, SIDEWALKS AND STREETS ICH WATER LINE ALLE O CAR LINE REMAIN—AND PRICES WILL STEVENS AND MORR KE NORTH SIDE STREET PHO PRESENTATIVE ON PROPH REPRESENTATIVE ON PROPERTY Field Office Phone Hadley 6805 GAS AND OIL ICE 40c a Hundred Texas Auto Relief Club Phone Preston 7492 313 W. DALLAS G. S. GOODSON, Mgr. ADDITION D Colored People WALKS NE ALREADY IN CES WILL BE ADVANCED MORRIS STREETS STREET CAR Owners PROPERTY See me for toilet goods; everything guaranteed to give satisfaction. Mrs Halle Branson, 1407 Gregg, P. 1235. PHONE PRESTON 818 of love that finished behind an automatic. It has a fath- laugh, a minute story of things, and heart-tender in San Francisco, underlined by the warmth you feel in it. You will be joyful yet in a rare treat for both children and grown-ups. Also HONOON is in a rare treat for both children and grown-ups. A great heart drama with an all-star cast. Heart thrash action, romance and suspense. The golden love of your own life will be brought to light in a beautifully choreographed production. This one. Also ANN LITTLE IN "MAN OF THE NORTH." No. 10, and a THURSDAY-FRIIDAY-LITTLE JACKIE COOGAN in "CIRCUS DAYS" You have seen him in other great ones, but none to compare with this one. This is the most beautiful heart apparent that will tug at your heartstands and leave an impression that will linger in your mind. Also the silver sheet as it will衬肩 their best. Also a good Weser and a GOOL, CLEAN AND COZY. ADMISSION ALWAYS 10c, 15c and 20c Phone Preston 6979 ELMO MARTIN, Prop-Mgr. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT ZINDLER'S *Congress and Fannin* 2 TROUSERS SUITS SMART, HIGH GRADE Tropical Weight 2 Pants Suits $17.50 Cool summer fabrics in light and dark worsted patterns; trimmed and tailored to please the most exacting. Every Suit is fine enough and stylish enough to command favorable attention anywhere and any time. Extra Pants to match. GENUINE SEERSUCKER SUITS $8.45 BEN ZINDLER'S SONS Her latest and best starring and that the whole family will enjoy, you will miss the fun of you and you will miss the joy of your life and a funny comedy. A thrilling drama of love and he a young man who is lucky for good clean romance and DEMOND in the city. "THE RIDD And a good comedy. SUNDAY:MONDAY—HAREY CAREY IN— "SOFT SOFT A story of laughs and thrills in the under of love that finished behind an automatic motorcycle that had been stolen by a man hating underworld. Heryg one that is real the best acting yet in one of the best stories is a rare true story. THE GREAT CIRCUS No. 10 and "BULL AND SAND." one lifetime. TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY "TURMOR A great heart drama with an all-time told. All the golden love of your own lives matter that is both astonishing and pleasurable to ANY ATHLETE. GOOD comedy. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-LINK JACKIE COO You have seen him in other great ones, one. The lure of the great ureas with his n heart will litter a long time. See the little they appear at their heart. Also a good We Another big all-funny comedy that will COOL, CLEAN AND COZY. ADMISSION Phone Presston 6979 ELMOS Give me a trial; guaranteed to grow street hair in six weeks; also best facial nizu preparations. Agents wanted. Mail to: Lor, 1129 Schwartz, Capitol 312-W. poor store Bonds made in criminal case; divorce matters attended to with lightning speed; the court memorial in the state; Apply to J. W. Boyd, lawyer, 210% Fannin St., Preston 9088. (tf) Mrs. Barbary Davis, 1209 Crosby, St. Louis, Claremont, IL. El. R. of R. No. 6076, last Wednesday. Quite a few members were present; refreshments were served. Rev. E. L. Harrison, pastor of Antoinette Church, M. Theo. Harris, 1123 Lake Oak, left for Monday for El Paso to attend the Foreign Mission convention of which Rev. Harrison is FOR SALE - Prume 2story, 7room apartment; front, side and rear porch; new paper and screens; toilts, bath, sewerage, lights, large garage; gravel MORE FOR YOUR MONEY "Congress and lows" street; good proposition, $5000; fund $500. Write A-B-C, care Houston informer. FOR SALE—A most little drucker with a great sense of practicality new fixtures; good stock; soda fountain will run business from $8,000 to $10,000 per year or more; colored物理学. Building alone. $2,000 for sale, $2,500. Address, Citizens Drug Store, Victoria, Texas. On June 1, 1925, the Washington school will stage the charming little operetta entitled "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," in which spared no pains to produce this play in its usual high class way. Be sure to attend the Odd Fellows Temple: admission 26. pa od — es er y va , Si ——— an RT STRAIGHT ( 4 i) FANS. u SOCIETY {|| KILLED IN' “omy ALONG”. scuuvais of Mint Br j Ss is wk Get fee D ON AT Shashi esos aria tei han YR TRE = At Dalya i gh pala a ; ia Ss Pike mvsemeosioving pute. wi | Brcichy He vad ty Ptib dtu toe sovozncomens ot | hss oa Bimapaxenent of the Lyric Thestre |" wanted New 0 Tisho Producing Company wil, "he zane ns Bator tue weak St tay 2¢ tn | {2 escent eee Gus Millor and Lyles avow, “suut| war’ Nod grat lowe uicart or arrived | Hee Ya, ay Ps Be ety inte week to conciade the] feces EAE Mad Repent forth prowrion ot] 2a ao tt f the first. tinue Tt has evar | i> Dare ane, wanted Beogtiotta! at vont stce | Rega Eire lower floor, with excotion ne Boe sc wih bo fo at 0 com | Arter tt Caw Bihar ton. turnove Choy vecord| hes ten. Bata fils tormber of the company, | tel Ramet Bri acaae" amon Davin, nt | Mt Riya “How Como” company: | tue me of te ei fa Whitby, George Crawford, with |* brother, Clarence batiopal reputation as an acrobatic | cHyee CONFEDER ipa, ier ana Suitr and Be. | MIER, CONFEDER Taga "Shuttle Along” was shown ‘ON WA Died at the Dasphise Theatre fee | i gone people enjoyed the show, but| ,,"ncle” award Dy ‘ ith Ge. trontinont | Sree a i ing forced fo" take ana | chen Wiehe dhe praurince (0 etaire sets, which | "et! is Pa toe two colin eguer Busee fe aric management in ottering| “hatne ‘wnt’ ia popular prices ls aasared | want oi ‘oaks boninoee in tho| Savery, ncaa (Orit theatre. ‘Three shows | Lan, a mullite Detven daily. sow’ | uaton cease ou on, PERSONALS. Ne thease dinirict ts not an quiet be muppoced. The Bite Cab ls'runaing onty threo nip Ete drawing big orowds and few entertainers is pleasing the ema Cook won the dancing Me at the taks last wosk.” Mer Bias won ulne successive prizes. fe partner” Min Ethel Shes. popaurising tho funous fay Swing and" Dip and’ the aoe walt fymimnaon Warwick, tho itl wis now in charge ot the igveream and sort driak stand p Ouholo. theatre i ngain. peo te. @ Green, manager ofthe Iefgoul g. wil introduce ‘vandovilt. at par Hanpart bouxe na soon prepara ere. completed sd Follow picule at the Fat Mast weok was wall attended iitian Larry now at the Bie "tod" sweety onilng” Body knows “Doc.” Seo bit Be Howton Tntormer. SLalian Locket of Shreveport, fim the city. for sn tndetiat fing hor tater, Mee. ty Win BF Second rent. PHER OF wna. sexton PUBURIED AT BALDWIN, LA Elure, brother of str. J. Sex fed. at his late residence, 2827 ‘on Saturday. May” 40 ent wos at Baldwin, a he fer Boxe of wo decensed.” Mr gowns weil known in thé aly a years, having been & ing salenman for the McBrady org ond y ECIAL ENTERTAINING SPECIAL MUSIC ‘of the feneve “4021 Therville Street 1 Will Be Open On ISDAYS, SATURDAYS. AND INDAY NIGHTS ONLY ‘The Restaurant and Soft Drink pEipana Open Night and Day. Ho Entertain Your Friends De Luxe Club “1836 Conti St. Near Roman pen from 9 P.M. to 4A. M. fF No Cover Charges Sn Val Place for Private 4 Parties © PRICES REDUCED He winnagerent has ef- lected « considerablé saving in fpperating expensen and passes yto our patrons in greatly hy ope including sodas jand ice cream at 10c and f prices in proportion. WAITRESSES 9a With Service Un- _iibert Colley, seed BE years, « former Sts Saeed See eer Be atl IMac Gee ern, arya Seamer Seep raas a, raha, tatt lant’ Weatnenday” for Chicas Sega oe Gbps wh cet x oi a Br alent Epes aati iter ‘copal Church. eee eae iy sake wh 5 Mara ees oh, woh geen ary cot phages pase src ae catet a eee eee Ee hae nara Parga wee After Ste, Calley want to. Chicago la sn ae he aaa 1 eee arc Sa cae Sera ee ee lp rae anes Bes al a ae fie oman cE Tee viele ‘ON WAY TO REUNION gccslave of Bore, Geen. ating” he Sebi asic tee te cay tere eit on ha SSS SR ie key ote Enea coaitn ds Nees Tig tha uniform, ob the, armg_dnteh se Sera ae fel eta Wade ance Peg ya Saas : Ean cipuion prclamtign and Grant and Na Sma rantier at earieeae nicer aia ey ees Se ener Geet ees ‘came un ‘expert every an oe ce eres See acl aceite weer gig ec: Tan a Veeeen teed Ee Suara a See er er tee Coes Se eres ae Strate aes aan Genes ; BURKE REAL EOTATE WANAGER sent, MBit fn ae Sm Se eae mete jee remra ence Bob ges acai ae Otay Eeras i Beastie ate Serra, i atone satu a 2 Pa Eee te ome + Wave INE WEETING nya Osher, eed puke ogre oy ee shoei Be aren cae a Seine, eee Me lage sense, PRity occ, aesyenes ae get ge ‘Maud Vandange and tvelyn Dunning, Nt cs a ‘The, Widsich, Club was very delight fully éntertained by Mra. V. Smiley, {028 Dutoseat street, on Wednesday, May 12. "Added to tho. enjoymont of {i geting caaralent hn a {ty hae prepared @ spect: ment a ‘companied ith. ax beverage of rare Sintage., Among Cho. invited posts| ores ‘Mogdames Gc Walker, 8 Ha Ts G, Orem, W. Cooke, Le Lee, Le Barnes Richard, L Jtigreon, A. Lavin Misses‘ Dowden, ters ‘hein tag At Stewart, B Davis| Tatewarts 8: handertt, V. Conery tnd Comedy. SUMMER VAGATIONIOTS. Many of the most prominent poopie tthe ety are busy taking plane for thee nummer tripe. ‘The soctety od tor, Mi Viol Coney, is anxious (0 eo in touch with all persons planning fovno away for the summer, Sh0 shovtt bo aavined of probate’ depar- ture and’ places tobe vistod, | Drop er a cards aIT-N. Roman street, oF Powe her xt Galver 631-W. INSTALL RADIO. ‘The Midway, Cafe, 1129, Blom stroot; has Tngtalled loud. speaking tei andthe ted to i tbd“hear the dally Mek, apes proprierer amd edie Loeb) ripanager of the Maw ‘wise Raves 1. Miss Bota. Graven, 1026 “Dufomat screst ail and han been contied 10 fered nines lant Tharsdny. Don't Pal to Vist LITTLE PALACE CAFE 1888 Cont, Cor. villere 8. ‘wien Privaie Dinfag Rooin, Clab ‘Room, Poo! Hall, “end Reataurant, yout many needs can be verved. Full [tine vot drinka, and Dest knows ands of cigars und tobteeo. othe Prienitehip: ghop PORTERS AND CHAUPFEURS BARREN AEC) 1009 carter 5: Ney, Oceans ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 LYRIC THEATRE WEEK Saat? 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Horizontal. 1-Plane 2-Vertical plane 3-Evergreen shrub 4-Heavy rock 12-Dousing hectometer 13-In good season 14-Engine of war for battering 15-Through 16-The name of Charles Lamb 17-Union by interwaving 18-Well-known volcano 19-Origin of hearting 19-Dry air 20-Over three 21-College degrees 22-Father (gp.) 23-Writing 23-Periodically rising and falling 24-Obliterate 14-Weather font 24-Facility Vertical. 1-Untamed 2-Note of musical scale 3-Particle expressing comparison 4-Particle expressing comparison 5-To work at 6-To work at 7-Narrow flare or band of cotton (gp.) 8-In this place 9-In this place HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE When the correct letters are placed in the white spaces the pencil will handle both vertically and horizontally. The first letter in each word is indicated in the column headed "horizontals" a word which will all the spaces up to the first black square to the right, and a number under it. The second letter in each word is indicated below. No letters go in the black spaces. All words used are dictionary words, and no obsolete forms are indicated in the additional. When the correct letters are placed spells were born vertically and horizontally indicated by a number, which rests on Thus No. 1 under the column headed "On white spaces the word which will fill below." No one makes these except proper names. Abbreviations, and late forms are indicated in the definition. **ANIMALS OF** By DONKEY THE SPRING The Springy-Donkey, is an old He's a bouncing, bending, buck No one can ever ride him, for he And his heart of steel is always His food is iron shavings, and he Save a drink or two of oil for He gets wound up as he sleeps Like four dozen school boys go This animal so springy, is an taut Every move the makes it lick Stop the makeup in his heart Which kills this iron Donkey, THE SPRINGY-DONKEVING The Springy-Donkeying, is an odd, ungainly thing; He's a bouncing, bending, bucking sort of critter; No one can ever ride him, for he's full of springs inside him, And his heart of steel is always tense and bitter. His food is iron shavings, and he has no other cravings, Save a drink or two of oil for lubrication; He gets wound up as he sleeps, and all day he leaps and leaps, Like four dozen school boys going on vacation. This animal so springy, is as tall as he is stringy; Every move he makes is filled with creaks and twanging. Stop the managering in his heart, and his springs will fly apart, Which kills this Iron Donkey, dead as hanging. "Tablecloth" Spread by 14-Declaimed 17-Overcrowd grasping person 18-Hand grip 21-Invitable 22-Wear-winged insect 24-Wear-winged insect 26-Famous 27-Dutry 28-English queen, last of Stuart suverigna 29-Author 30-Name of Indians 34-Approximate 38-Beech 39-Marie's first word. 40-Like The solution will appear in next issue. Solution of Last Week's Puzzle. in the white spaces this pencil will initially. The first letter in each word is destination listed below the pencil. oratively defines a word which will ill- counsel to the white space and a number under the white squares to the next black one in the white squares are dictionary words, dang, infiniti, technical terms and obso- ne. NEVERWERE W. REI. Y-DONKEYING I, und, ungainly thing; ing sort of otter; his full of springs inside him, tenes and bitter. I has no other cravings, lubrication; and all day he leaps and leaps, sing on vacation. I as he is stringy; with creaks and twanging. and his springs will fly apart, dead as hanging. the mist and fallen over precipice; some who preferred to wait for the mist to rise have been obliged to re-read the book, which is the nature of the "tablecloth" dates back at least as far as the Seventeenth century. There is a quaint old German work dealing with atmospheric marvels, published at Nuremberg in 1880, which was written by one of the cloud, which had already required its present name. Good Enough Reason A bright girl in a large school applied to her teacher for leave to be absent half a day, on a plea that which stated company was on the way. 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State Organizer, Phone Preston 8661, Phone Preston 7790. Office hours: 9:30 a.m. to 12 m., and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. ASK ANY ODD FELLOW OR RUTH RUTHS First Ward— Mrs. B. R. Coleman Southern Ward— Phyllis Wyndon Beauilh Lovey Mrs. A. L. Washington Third Ward— Mrs. Ella Abner Mrs. Vernetta Dollie Fourth Ward— Mrs. Gussie Williams Pinkie Mitchell Mrs. M. E. Wrenn Fifth Ward— Beauilh Walton Mamie Brawley Cecise Sixth Ward— Mrs. Ella Burney Mrs. Emma Jackson See PROF. WALDO See MRS. A. B. HA 8661, Phone Preston 7 Office hours: 9:30 ASK ANY C HIGH-BROWN FACE POWDER A SUPREME TOILET NECESSITY FOUR SHADES: NATURAL PINK, WHITE, MILKY One of these colors is the salt to char, more alkali your compaction, dealer to buy or write to us. HIGHBROWN FACE POWDER MADE ONLY BY THE EVENING HYGIENIC CO. CHICAGO STA-BAAK HAIR PREPARATION 666 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Billion Fever. It kills the germs. China as Hub of Universe China is referred to as the Middle kingdom. 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(BOB) SCOTT, M Special Attention to Ladies and Children Cigars, Cigarettes, Chewing Gum, Baths, Newspapers, Laundry Agency R. S. (BOB) SCOTT, MANAGER He Was "Misquoted" Once in a while a statesman says what he thinks, but he usually withdraws the remarks—San Francisco Chronicle. Gay Young Mothers Light-braided mothers made leaders among daughters—Franklin. Bug Mothers Allows code inside Troubleshoot Alts Lite con Bug sheets Organizer, or Phone Preston p.m. to 4:30 p.m. R RUTH R. S. (BOH) Barber S the Block" ANCES—803 Prairie P. 7 AIRS— and best equipped of service, sanitization, present the follow- nd to the stranger w At 803 Prairie -18 CHAIRS S. H. Henry Ed. Randall Taylor Wheaden George Randall R. W. Nowlin Ladies and Children Gum, Baths, New Agency TTT, MANAGE THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 THE MULES sity, Washington, D.C. In token of renewed friendship Mexico in Mexico United States not an olive branch, but a stalk of grass. Thousands of head of cattle from regions in the southwestern part of Mexico are dried from drought, are being sent into Chihuahua and Sonora where grass is luxuriant and where in some areas it is nearly wiped the native herds out of existence. Largest of Mexican states and richest in resources, Chihuahua has an area of 10,000 square miles but a population only two-thirds that of Pittsburgh. Were its lands allocated among its citizens every five years? Such allotments would make many quintettes of owners fabulously rich for a Crescent might envy the wealth of some Chihuahua cities. Best of all, the Ecuadorian Galápagos, 17 miles southeast of Chihuahua City, discovered in 1708, but not extirpated from them, have come from Mexico. Many of the silver mines possess one of 50, 60 and 76 per cent metal, and there came from one Chihuahua mine. There are also 300,000 pounds of almost pure silver. Gold, lead, iron and copper also are mined. Farming is a major industry in the region, and the agricultural output has been estimated, under normal conditions, to be only one-fourth as valuable as the mineralogy, and the vegetation cattle-running has always been extensive. But the most recent, and potentially one of the most valuable industries with the vast forests, Reins and turpentine were derived from some of the mountain timber. Four-fifths of Chihuahua consists of undulating table-lands, for the most part covered with the offering extremes of temperature from the bleak snowdaked peaks in winter to the oppressive heat of valleys in mid-autumn. State, taken as a whole, there are extensive arid, desertlike areas. Traces of the Apaches, once the "cruelest and most treacherous race in the world," have been hung in husana, as are many cliff dwellings, Astce mounds and various other rulers, which have not been studied. The conquest of these Apaches was one of the most effort toward peaceful development. Rich Mining Region. No part of northern Mexico appears any too inviting from the car windows of the railway which enter the countryside. The aspect is as marked in Sonora as elsewhere. This slater state to Chihuahua, lying next to the west, is the second most populated region of the richest mining regions in the world. But the desert hides its best. Far back in the oat-tainted hills are animals in the remains of 'dobu huts' stranger sees only the numb mistry of the half-naked Indians, sheltering like animals in the remains of 'dobu huts' stranger sees only the numb mistry of the past ten years. The wide plains are empty of life. The herds have gone to feed the revoil. The change in plant and animal life and industries as you pass from Arizona into Mexico is very slight for the first 200 miles or more. Had the herds gone to a house, and may be charged you dons on that new camera, you might not have realized that you had crossed a frontier from the rolling grass ranges of northern Sonora and strike the Yagui valley beow Guymuys that is a new world rebound. The vast coast of the live of the vast coastal plains begins. The very richness of Sonora's mineral deposits and the fact that 60 percent of the land is covered by the miles, pausing neither to sow nor tended, tended to keep the country back. worked an agricultural minute. Aided by American soil experts, plant wizard John Rowe, the Roosevelt dam, it has cleared and watered thousands of acres and established a plover American colony. The dam is a tributary ditch that the Indians knew is replaced by long, deep canals with miles of laterals and take-off, and giant dredges that have been used to once the peon toiled with his furlail oil. Oil-burning tractors and marvelous gang-plows have crowded out the city, and scratching sticks of a decade ago. Yankees of Mexico. In Sonora the American idea has taken particularly deep root. Mexicans from other states call these Bohemian children because of their thrift, advancement and close relations with the Americans. Practically all families of the Mexican children are raised in their children to schools in the United States. These youngsters, returning to Mexico for the last time (and their Yankee slang), they wear American-made clothes, dance all the popular "steps," and display an understated sense of pride, only make of them more friendly and helpful commercial neighbors. Even now the average home in Sonora is equipped with American wares—the Yankee sewing machine, the plane, graphophone, kitchen range, brass bed and stove, and a few other items with Uscan Sam's factories our Mexican neighbors get most of their ready-made clothing, their shoes, hats, food and sporting goods, canned foods and a smoothing tool. Even with the extinction of herds the revolution wrought, the ratio of meat-bearing humans to human beings has fallen by more than any other country, because so much of the land is fit only for grazing. The lands of imported Mexican cattle, and in years to come we shall necessarily buy more and more beef from below the Rio Grande. Cowmen from our homeland, and from Mexico, and on its vast, unfenced ranges some Americans have built up enormous herds. Some of these some forage grasses that cover the great Arizona ranges are also found in Sonora and Sinaloa. The beans of the mesquite tree are also found in Arizona, and the uncommon sight to see a Mexican heifer stand on her hind legs and reach for the higher twigs of this succulent Wild Cattle Roam. In some of the mountains many so-called "wild cattle" roam at large, unbranded and free, timid as deer, or their forebears have strained from their grazing. In many milk cows at large, in all these ranch homes condensed milk in generally to. To rope, throw, and milk cows, the forebears take the task, and frequently "Mollie, the kind-faced, cow," will, when released, promptly chase her captures up the nearest tree. It is a great same country, at irrigation time in the Yaqu valley, particularly, the wild fowl become a pest, for this west coast lies on one of the most fertile valleys, and are ducks, geese, brant and curlew and many, varieties of shore birds. Here also the California or "vale" quail is amazingly abundant, especially among the mountainous areas. Around unusually good feeding grounds one will find these birds, not in coves, in in armies, frequently found in the woods. Among the rolling foothills, where they feed on acorns, myrtales of "white wing" or *Sonora* nopalms make their home. At nightfall these birds flock to the mountains for irrigation ditches by the thousands. Here is an American happy hunting ground for those who love the rod and reel, and for those who prefer better known, Guaymas may become a popular winter resort of soft breeds, blue seas, and ideal January outdoor days, with an ideal hunting country. DR. ELDER The Dental Specialist HIGHEST GREATEST MOST REASONAL QUALITY COMFORT PRICE NATURAL GUMS Special Prices for Next Ten Days on All Classes Work Bridges Plates Crowd Have Your Extracting Done By a Real Specialist CORNER CONGRESS AVE. AND MAIN Entrance 302½ Main Street—Take Elevator SMITH'S RESTURANT A. SMITH, Proprietor OPEN DAY AND NIGHT BEST OF SERVICE BY EXPENDED HELP Drop in and be Convicted 415 Millam Street Measurements of Metals Iron is measured by avalropads weight at 2,500 or 2,000 pounds to the mass at 2,000 pounds laws of the state in which sold. It is bought by troy ounces even though the amount runes into thousands of ounces. Small: Principalities The five smallest countries in the world are: Monaco, 8 square miles; San Marino, 46 square miles; Lechiastein, 65 square miles; Andorra, 140 square miles, and Danigl (free city), 720 square miles. Rattler Need Not Coil The commonly accepted belief that a rattler, will not strike until after it has sounded its warning is false. If the reptile is on trodden on while asleep it will strike first and do its rattling afterward. Greeks Knew Petroleum The existence of petroleum in Persis was known to the Greeks many cen- turies before Christ. Herodotus, the famous Greek historian, who lived in the Fifth century before our era, tells of a well near Ardericea. TRY OUR HOT LUNCHES FINE CHILI SANDWICHES And SALADS 'NUF CED! PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY PEOPLES PHARMACY Newman & McCoy, Props. 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 Phone: Office Preston 2928, Res. Preston 7169 Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. 8 to 4 p.m. DR. W. M. DRAKE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Diseases of Women, Blood and Chromosomes 2023 Odd Fellows Temple Hours: 8 am-1 pm; 3-5 pm; 7-9 pm Office Phone, Pres. 3588 416 Odd Fellows Temple Dr. Chas. W. Pemberton MEDICINE AND SURGERY Residence: 1202 Frederick St. Phone Capital 2998 DR. C. M. NIHOLS Physician and Surgeon Office: Taborl Bldg. Suite 220, Preston 4181 807% Pratt Ave. Houston, Tex DR. E The Denta HIGHEST GREAT QUALITY COMFO A. B. FEDPOR, jeweler maker and optician, successor to A. B. FEDPOR. He glasses accurately Gifted. Daley, Hounston, Texas Daley. 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Alice - 419 Cause Buy these pills in the for Better Health Beecham' 7. ie eS pe Chi W ston uf South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper pa street and bridge department but one time in our six or more j ‘years of residence on sald street; and yet our home on this street D E qyonincie Baliga nese | CO KORE ‘8 colored population 000, Houston only bas one cle trimaran oe ony ve pain cote otters, At) AD DITIONS ‘white patrolmen cover thelr beats in pairs, while our lonely colored Boe patrolman must “tread the wine-press” by’his “lonesome” and is at SeCOLL RAE count. The merey of thugs, hoodlums and gangsters in the event they d&| Geanora sone, this the frat o cide to raise a “rough house.” ib a serien of articles dealing with i ‘When it comes to parks, the present city administration has /Geseribisg seme of the additions 40 done practically nothing at Emancipation, Park, which the city |colored reideutal sections 1x the et ever botight and set aside as a colored park and playground, but ot Houston, others, will be vate whieh the colored citizens of Houston and Harris County turmed {Ste ime, ime and os io over to the elty for such purposes; and yet, with the exception of ["™y Smet ™urene REIN a make-shi¢t pavilion, the elty has spent virtually nothing to beau-|, Nesdere of The Houston, Informe tify, improve and enhance the value of this ten-nere tract of land, Revs Rotied that sevaral colored rel ‘The city fathers and colored park board even permit. carnivals |{°°h Atuloci te ee Otte law kina sows to old forth othe eps Emancipation "en gn ark and thereby destroy and trample dawn the beantifl lowers ve utd andtanerod and shrubbery planted there by the faithful and loyal women of [Preeti ne : ‘our race, who have labored hard and conttibuted of thetr means |°t;‘hms additions, to add to the civic attractiveness of the parks; since they tired of |, rsa out te College, ‘Court, alting for the ity counel| and colored park board to do something | "rare! “nt vo Couews Court. definite and tangible in this respect at the only colored park (2) |™ustel, Bshlam colored addi in the entire city. erlginaly coualted of 44 chotes el ‘The Informer is not “against” the present city administration |;7s*0al” coulatel of #8 chotce.ct per se, but this paper is bitterly opposed to the present policy |{ot Mut st savers) of these lots haw manifested by the city fathers towards our people with regard to| teen barwanel 7 our penis, public improvements and civic egnsiderations, which are rather| "unter cnalderbty anal: now Conspicuous by thelr absence, and Clarkson, a real setata fem ta th If taxation without representation was tyranny in colonial days, | Unicn ‘National tau balding.” then what is taxation today without either representation or civic | Minchen ‘haa been aalling reaity find elvil consideration? ole ple fore Sade ‘Along this line, eity fathers, The Informer has pitched its bat.| Sertaunis Meera oun aap tle and will contend ‘there with might and main, if it takes all {he arty data of te developments summer! Selah! Houston's great wetgeway- Mr. Clark ioe. Rs a es eps . ey a Mw ie EX OUSTON INFORMER W'S GRE RACE NEWSPAPER it Geta You Told—Nothing Else!” sata ons O40 Felows Temple, Howton, Tex ning aay May BK 8, atte poten ot Hoorn. DN sesiesteccssccsvesveessecesveeseses+ BAitor Publisher ea ay mane SURES dldvertising Botte NEW euBeCRIPTION RATES: a N, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 barHin CHING CONCLUSIONS ILLOGICALLY. pnformer has. been reliably informed that certain city of- [seem to think that the editor of this paper is stubbornly an- fe and bitterly opposed to the present municipal ‘adminis- fithat this paper is always “jumping on” the city fathers posing their civic programs and measures, and that this ftom is unfair and ungrateful with his editorial darts and jour- ha nly half trath, which is worse than a base prevariea- bn f Informer as always taken the position that it fenjed wise and best, often supporting the propositions submit- Hiiy. the present administration in toto, sometimes opposing ii part or in whole, but always having the backbone and ty to let the city fathers and public know this paper's po- eee e ‘has never tried to run with the hare and hounds ‘to tole water on two shoulders, nor play both ends against the Puls paper has nothing but contempt and disrespect for the ho wears a double-face; with you when he is around you feyou when he is away from you. @ fear that some of the city officials, who seem to think Per and editor “too hard on the administration,” are con- paves with individuals, measures with men and principles ditor of Tip Informer is personally acquainted with’ the bettas ot Yj four city commissioners, city manager, city Ae ce citat''ce commissioner and other attaches at the pie Berm oF ahr as never attacked any of thee officials Paaatalldrcbetiic speeches or writing or private conver: SH RIRRAS ic servants, and they cap not reasonably 4 rove of and support every. act Fee Arehltect | yaged and proposition submitted for sand Maps. d $7 often diangree, and if auch Badizpatent dred | 9 binding persons is supposed to Gees vaitna expect differeties of opinion in Picemer Ts not “itterander” as it relates to opposing Pating” the present city administration, for tha paper real jisvwilling to admit that Oscar F. Holcombe has made Hous- PAbert mayor, taken from most angles, since the editor of paper has been residing in Houston. bike the rich young ruler, who went to the Great Teacher Baght information regarding the Way to inierit eternal ite bea geminded the Master that he had been observing most of imental principles laid down to him as prerequisite by the pone thing the mayor and his official family lacketh and bth do not sive enough civic consideration to thelr 60 lore eiizenn and the sections af the city inhabited by thes spatriotic and tax-paying citizens, who are part and parcel powing municipality. i ound The Informer has been rather outspoken against Gp 22 program of the present city administration as it nie people, but without bias, prejudice or malice. G, the editor of The Informer harbors no ill-will to- member of the city administration, yet we hold to our hat the city fathers have been quite lax and loose in Howards and consideration of fully 25 per cent of EE popolation. A i Informer has supported unequivocally and un- jority of the measures and bond issues submit- ‘by the Holeombo administration since the present hducted into office, yet the race has received very dence forts advocacy and support of these is- 46 voting for bond issues and extension of city ps well as increase in salaries for eity officials, it byes, preposterous to expect papers and persons to pfor such when they get nothing in return for [vote but increased taxes, mud and deaf ears. Biolored residential sections go begging when it Hvis tmprovements, but colored citizens can not go to an i iaeeres past beng sicind ta A ra ‘with fists, clubs, keys and guns, GW if tha elored lesen Go not jek otf thelr nats-wnen hgouter door to the municipal bastile! bs, whats worse, nothing is ever done to the attacking and ting paabe (7) otticers, and even where leading white citi- uid demand redress for these maltreated colored ya bagutiful game of “passing the back” is always invoked ° Mi it not infrequently happens that the colored fed, beaten and humiliated, must also pay a Fany particular offense, unless the offense con- ht he refused to ot was rather tardy in remov- ph oe in u public building made possible by | the tax 1 ¥ : EMRE yin tr einer vaio BB ic! parposes duri oleombe administration, but hard- Gap Pbodsands lave been spent for improving the nec. 0 city inhabited colored people. \ Mode i tau 4a water or swim ¥ ‘the ward schools during rainy periods, and pireetalia colored residential districts are x0 full of Higitbat Wiay seem to be chartered members in the ie enis petition-the city for gravele}i streets, father modern coByeniénces. and necessi- ly hed” (eloyed adafly) and Femain and did either @ premature ripe, old age. ne Informe ¢ aaked the city santo ize te th ane HOUSTON HTS.-WEST END Men, Lala Wright, laacher kinder tarten school, 2105” Patterson, will render her closing program June 16 Miss Jolla Rawards, 2110 Patterson, ‘has been confined to her bed for the past wook. Mrs. Joh Tarpley, Now: ton, Kan, ts vniting Mrs. C, Edwards, 2110 Patterson. George: Stubbertil4, Patterson, lost is purse containing $82, allroad -pass and checks, on Brunner avenue. M. W. Carter (white), 628 W. 27t, found it and returned It to him without charxa, Mrs, Nancy Savannah, 925 Nicholson, ‘naw been confined to her bod for the ast week. Mra. Sallie Conner, 628 ‘Alaton, i able to be up again after ‘4 month's slineas, Mra. ai ‘Staphenr and’ her ater aw ale Coleman, Welmar, are vaitng. Dire M. Vi Thompson, 216 W. 8th treet ‘Thay have cloned. thor achool at Mls sourt City and New Ulm. NEW MT. PILGRIM REV. 'W. H. RHODES, Pastor, SS. a8 twee: maaan ot Beste ubitge quart pth uaz they tank teat? Weber Bane Pras SE°C nutter ho nade 8 thor tal fTua it'ase Sevine ere good ‘and ation rhodes wast he bet Dee fou Brae res out vill aad Sere gi ose in Le ‘Sein Wht alerted thr ee Bert) hu eas Home 8: 8 and be compliant SRE Nor anathe't 8 Sd Neen Sumer ot the ehteh aod tenner te 8A tnd psidet of Eek ora Cu, fees ateday ny #4 for'Rimele n't deena othe fe © Sale onky tas oor ace ot Famnost “Deacon ret, presen TEMA an onstanion of abot 3 Sn, afte foe Now Grau Eon barnes ‘Sm yidy nant tie 888 thea. Sh ee Sh fitte tautete Ee chord el sit serve‘on' ths prog Bunda orang 90, 8) So Stein. tnd ims phachng: 6 pms Dh, Ps Acido nent ayer netng, Wed seer nant ‘as secearat shure aay Ment anthags Monday are sing MP Re rheraey eae Bile Baoty Pride alt couche Ristoe’ Reporte "ry Drives oUF worms, sea ree sign of worm in chi van plese ace atte say, ‘ottnince, "eri cpp Biting'at te ato Set eta sar Tea scep” When these soe itis te to sita hte feta Vorifuse 2 tow dese oat tv wor Sha pts the ile oa Set che Foadto ‘wask anna. si teat Yetmifee ha vor oy sears ofveeceatl none ee ECNoy stair ru‘, So odin i seein ate oe ae The Sieaitel dae spetons home. of Dre und’ hte, Laitimore, 261 Suinptr, "waa ‘the scene of ery Drills format soca event Botay ght, compifmentary to Dr. end rx RUA, But of Galveston, “Quite umber partook ‘of the Lattimore ‘owplalty and enjoyed moat. lea ‘nt 'anddnlienal venting "re Eat {imore a's very chara and ple fog hostee, wile ber dentin-honband dies bot safer in ‘comparivon” as ont; wie thois homo, Resetly com sete" Ia'n gona gem ‘BOOKER T. WASHINGTON ‘SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT ‘The faculty od windents of the Booker ‘. Washington school, tnyte all of Hts friends to thele commence ment at the Odd Fellows Temple, cor ner of Prairie. Avenue and 1 “THE OUTSIDER” AT PALACE NEXT WEEK A play of wuzoinon tstreat, wit 4 Gimantie and moving love wry, “rhe Outaider” whieh ran for eat in ondom and another oar in New York tad ay wilt prenetad byt Gene Lawindicn Werth player at the Palnco Theetge for ane week coment tng Sunday, Bay 3 “ne Outer” Isa ply of erpping tntrent,cneeey writen th tho terme of a Me foe story and tis altogether tn uchlovemant ai around which has Borne the feat of wocce, ‘The mony. revoes around man vy a 8 racing wargeon without TBedtea dugrye who is pronounced as “Outsider.” tn the play ho tries to ob teva bapa degree, trom ba evused and tn age tals 'tho en he wll gl tne’ rweogaion Bo ade fut tha of her of tard oes phyla. het dager Who tin been promouiecd ® Jehem nate arable cripple How he diane 4a 1 ferview wi hor and ohn her Der elton Yo try and cure her om Pract te ang’ of an exceeding i etactiv nad Inefeting Gata Y. W. C. A. NOTES ach Fear the Y, W, ©. A. comme uty" confereace in held at Frankfort 9 in the momth ot July. At th Convention plans for dovelopinn toa sivocatlons ate dlacunsed, also prob {sine ‘concerning. Negro” women Fee tray. “Ger Houston branch is count Sa ation tne ble ausocations of the fountry. We all shia fol rovd its"'growh and. progree. We ga ‘Neon, naplalon, ad onthealeam ter each dotegte return, Delgsio fected thi, year are. Beadames”W Howard, fat Patron, J, 1 Biownt"aod’ two wit Tasarven it I oped that olhert wil be" aed t {he momber. “A party of ile wat to the Yeap Suaday afternoon The {ate of membersly drive han closed Yet ne wil Feeley new mem Bore naporter i YMCA DOMCS sme Y. M, Cees Sas pen tage Toesday might. at it reular if tan "Paepa mtn gto Fees wen imiteaher 3 toe Ts Seen nema a et fat ese an eal esc te Sioa'ty FG saat "the wna Sccandseaoetpeeueten tot a fia etn Set ep suena ott eres Sasrer oe ta eons! steer eg oa eit attpret ty iedalng tnt tae i eet agate ater te eres ue ee pea oe ram ts trom 4 to 5.9, 7 ten oer Ween tet cal Win week alae Sey dnote Si eccen ae ae ke ko Ea Sa Auta cher, ate sendin tie tra ese acer ies Lavie at. buna tae te atthe ts newtent os, OFF TO ALA WATER, ©.0. Saar, Sth Tosa ancy ch hide iy ter inter pe ereios Sort toot Se eats ek trates ine eee vol ties ine enteeees a coat sar tans exter fee PSC ate cod tee Stepan i foment col AVIATRIX TENDERED LUNCHEON. Me, aed in Howard. Sowart 0 conus ott ice un at faacheo at wedeecag ‘oth te foot Say Beats cena Gert pnts cet tile Sean Se faracs cash nad ease gua lant vets aera \ AOE T¢—Whte for Be Malo "hetero senchcnres aioe ental cr : COLORED ADDITIONS | (Battor’s note: This is the first of ieeiea ere fears ners ees soe racers Set lpn i ieee aes Societe toe Sevres are fe gon a Saveatan tented ae eres Sr ta ane i a er aera Prego hog i eta St es ae seers baat ce ee i 2s teen Sore” Setter te pe eee eae © eae ene Sra erirae oe * Sore its ence ae ae Snopes eer nea pe eee ee hk eter ec peer Reaceeeneereens eden earns Sigil aie penraleeeee ore Aeneas Seman ae eee eee ee cciescravaceets gers Reet Recaro Eee oe fe tat ee se oe ec Soviet Sues ey earea iat ae eee ae i eeeere tee Roney ey eae eer concn rears Sere ane oa sremer arse : a ali ccm eee. ieee open ae one cree homies Sailers ores te Rae re Coléred Houstonians, —_eepectall ee oe eee Seen cee seein es cee ee ener eae fete rc attacivene of WILL REPEAT DRAMA ‘AT ANTIOCH CHURCH By apectal request the double drama, ‘The ‘Obatinate Famlly and. “Coat eatlal Clerk Wanted,” wae recently played before a capacity house at Woe fey’ Chapel A.M. i. Church, will be aged at Aniloch ‘Baptlat Church 6a ‘Wedneaday night, May 2. ‘This drama In ‘walt presented by” the) partlelpant fied it is expected that a largo number ‘rill witnons the Antioch rendition. Ad Ilsafon oaly 2c. Rev. i. L. Harrivon pastor: Mrs, G5, Robinson, dectreas, HOUSTON COLLEGE LOSES BUILDING ‘Tuesday morning of this week tr vas discovered oa the third floor of th Miminietration ‘llding "at Houston College, which owing to the diatance from n fire plug was ttally destroyed. ‘The neighboring “bulldings, “however irere.eved, The bulldigg: destroyed ras about thirty years old, and was Thiy'tn need of repairs. vat ths Ton tia strugating schoo! will te ant BACK FROM BISHOP COLLEGE. ldrldge Jackson, Jr, and Miaso Lulllan Mi Joneq, Joanie Mae Yalan Mageie May Irvin and Bathelle Jack onc ttidenta at Blohop College, Marsal, returned. home. this week Misa Jackson la momber ot this your's graduating” class, SHOP GRAFT MUSICAL DRAMA. ‘The musleal drama given by. the 8. P. shop Gratt Monday night at t ‘Oda Fellows Tore was a very © able affale, and falely well atten: ach! numbor waa well recelved U; the audience, the baliad dancing be ‘ng exceptionally’ good. Mra. Bina Tyrd and. Leon Lewis, who directed And) managed the-entertalament. de ‘terve much. credit for the splendid ‘owing made, Naan area ee a? Ths beat of workers gat out of sorts when the liver falla to not They” fee Tangutd, hatte, “blue” and dlscour aed and isk ey are ging ny Neglect of those iaymptoma, might re cul i sak el therfore the we bie couree fe to Je «dose oF Merbine, Tt indie the medicine heed ed to "eyatom and OPINIONS” rome | Drerrthing is pease’ oasis at the city jl: Chit Gooaaah andthe fou stcers who. ere discharged ands Dende for tt alleged articoatos eth vhaatisoment™ of itor Love haven ad made Up, And pone td’ harmony prvata In te consabu itry hom eode mere. Kow fu that fant tan swet™How soot tad leas itt for brthean to All tether wale. Some. nenie, ww are not included ace che, th on chuoge of fron bt what’ could Jou. sxpeett Savon thee ptcenen {ota voto and many flende with oten, feds fe trae hat aor ‘Lows emt nor none of hla dare skinoad ttt oft. ea on fan in Doles ut aco tat is fences were kept goed repair? can petoning of the Hanne Boat mane’ Sect stis"and the Socety for the Preven thn of Crafty to anima ts ta up the case of Hounon' colored sone vo ot Sha hays eva Seplaai a ‘Bula pio pa fr eur. Sihoy kre thn ‘ ltl ave eutceat precedence on frhsh co bane scion tn the mater fn That tone two me belong co group Sommemlyreerred 2° BF the ally super an "Durly Brat” wich las ite them x Gum aclinale It tht lia atten we gan, sero the i he aad gentimen tat they ar ei, eda th Sine a Stving ch homitaity() recption ‘rere very dumb. We acknowioge tha ho etre are’ ot deanrving atthe Sima cousderaion tad’ atiiy i {het neaittathe moles and ey a ting from thee lovers of fa pay fet snce they nave fees faced It foie category, there shoud ono di Sinnaaton, And. aor, there another thing netted tbe nt af facts wa a adtoaty evo cotsainge-teyin folact ble om doctor scien We Save aired revolved to keep ta fight ‘immed abd ural dey an itt, and ta forever parca, ‘Bory tats if 'we Bo bareheaded w Front have any to puil ft i pul ace. Pik Unlwaiotrea e president aay aftr of the wld Ext demotaraton of afew weshs oat a Tear wilreuan its frm pac anon i leading sdvatons tiation of America [Now comes news of sttdents tik ae Howard Unvrny ner ri ales We tre not faci itn the meri domartty of tthe oof thin conrovery, ute. now that suc demonstrations 2 te the rent of tow best cncTaiom br youn people nore by aur fined Yo gt matter erow iyandionge 3 a ‘Tom Las an orioay colored abo ocTin a constrastion rane: owt its tfom Meme, "Teun: and abot Titi lee twom ths aeons ot at {ett halon o prorat ee {nhorer eipoyed by the Standard aye work for day's bys, bat faye mone for a day’ ogre i ba fhoralded tar and. wide anh hero. La nr handed saved more thas tht ‘rile mon and" women from drowalt ‘hoo the baton whieh they were ak Inu ploaroe irl cael! he Sout ita o¢ Tom tae bt the pie tot auiek to rive tho race ofa to feving matty meh men ia Sedge sally aome halos erin committed by member of the rrou. | brary ov and in we read inh apes hae some ety pent fae as are ee Sipping hie "or er’ sud base {aived et dhe Mande et owe teacher ‘Sa expertencn fa hat chiles when Daren 'we the feast tom "har ihe” eachers having to pealah shigren Tong there are id {ote faethe wilt "ned the Sd okory” im pome form. ‘The old meat car “bur quention sp again it Howson: x eloed woman ‘rir rented iat ook for lo ene e& heen sitwctetonre vente sternha nad refsned ty oar the bs sn the rounds that's comma serclerAeni We sb poe what Sits "Notice: LoDées, cHURCHES. ramoited mate to wl ‘pen for engagement June 195, Seocker cote eens eae ‘Card of Thanks =” sf ah nae Tem gira tam Mae rest sn te ea we eas adatad iit neeraete aaa, Sxprimon of Then: Sor eter ieetoae ts Ppa ee dan aaa * sine ' | Oo | ‘ : | > Oey ee ne looked Tack r slyoon hal Gundy dor ws sho fal do recaare On ahi cute {ou dt oe Wy a festy ton sore vertun’ takin’ in de. Bathint sites, | felt lack axin’ my obi sao oorreore oy aaa sver oe ha he oO Joy ot oo onic ter Fon ttt bate gure te al sho! dla glt madder'n or wet ha tank ot verse oh SE Ses oie hal Soran me, ot on whut wuz up. Uv coze | didnt ron net or oy evan di oe evo to sorts wie tee oy Ra woe at en te revues, Jie fer de way dey (he wre hopes ea wee ‘Sundy parrasolle cross dere 6ra he'de Not dat | heered eb tt coy seer Gea at vm ae oer aon well ‘hat bline ginks ‘bout tryin’ tary ‘oft sum stunt whith "| ‘ong oa tom OL ‘Srrom, tcl doe weeny ar won 7s yewsie rise wf Jot tar Simao ope de muttigated aut ter try tam ‘es hop bottom itches A mone leck mo alt git lel Site Yn ene mor Tack tee ols Sahota? cal vomen dre nae sh how cute she trys ter look, an ‘ewiteh roun’ tack er yung gil! Tyce date) de te oe tr eater Sa Yona is, by a ra ha tae war dresser etre: i ot ove, ls start ov fal jr ys ont ne SOc ‘dese ole “shocks” ner ole “fag pene Re gral tho; sen arr ont OE ut smut pity on tre faa Sp dat big crack in de south ‘de Antloch Baptia’ chuteh try ti falta at ae ee Seeds ches oe rele Tommie a ‘But es | fo’ eed, | wu gi ee eae ts reeee tan ay wit foe Sa Sine’ ee 1 wees dat awl de ‘write to in § i Tomar de hien orn fo tama te tlre Cire crane on ec a Nesier nace Si fe armani Gisvside' ov Sleryand whe Weg Sn be oa a ect ntue len othe aa tse os oo soot Se Speen pe hh Steen Svte we aaa sehen Seat vam Sal Peres falar, on mea Sie a Se ws Showy me ny ti a “oomun in stress an” didi go tae eaten St te ting Caran te sea S70 tr pot Soe ir Seidel sa Ty won tsk man doth eal ay eet soaks aimee an ol apes hae St ona oS tees eal le ote operas umn Wee cup Sir an a palais ted in ona for at move hee at Site prt oe Ne em a oes So sn coon Sir talons oe eel My ole gran’ tammy er ways"—It looks Inok ef de race | ie persecuted for de bad acke 8 *s Segre Sra sot 1 ee ped atta toast ort bse so) Cut tou it ne, sn cor ovate ate Seo ieee Sromiot wee weer reat Ost e cur i ope a ar’ say nuthin’ fer sv et Sere eoce'™ eet: Seen. ter fine out Jie whut